ANEI de Son Quint

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The ANEI de Son Quint is a protected natural area in the Ponent district of Palma, offering woodland walking trails and panoramic views over the Bay of Palma and the Serra de Tramuntana.

Nature in the heart of the city

The protected area surrounding the Son Quint hill lets you explore wooded paths and go hiking without ever really leaving Palma. The trails are well suited to a leisurely stroll as well as more energetic activities such as running or cycling.

Views over Palma and the Tramuntana

The summit of Puig des Revells is marked by a geodetic survey point and rewards the climb with sweeping views across Palma and its bay, as well as out towards the Serra de Tramuntana. The ascent from La Vileta cemetery takes around 50 minutes; an alternative approach runs along the Son Puig walking trail.

Getting there

The area sits within the Ponent district (07011 Palma). Parking is available at La Vileta cemetery, which is also the starting point for the climb. Sturdy footwear is recommended on all routes. Away from the main paths you'll find uneven terrain and remnants of old mining activity, so take extra care — particularly if you're walking with children.

Facilities & services

Good for

Families with children

Opening Hours

Open continuously

Opening hours according to Google, as of 15/09/2026

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get to the top of Puig des Revells?

You can reach the summit either from La Vileta cemetery or via the Son Puig walking trail. From La Vileta cemetery, the walk up to the geodetic summit takes around 50 minutes.

What can I expect at the summit?

From Puig des Revells you'll enjoy a panoramic view over Palma and its bay, as well as across to the Serra de Tramuntana.

What should I keep in mind when visiting?

Sturdy footwear is strongly recommended. Away from the marked paths you'll come across unguarded drops and remnants of former mining activity, so stick to the established trails — especially if you're bringing children along.

What activities do you offer schools?

Schools are offered a nature classroom and hiking activities through Palma City Council’s Palma Educa program.